Red

This Pinot Noir presents a bouquet of sweet berry fruit and cherries, accompanied by earthy notes of forest floor and mushrooms. The palate offers an elegantly balanced profile with fine tannins and a lingering finish. It pairs wonderfully with red meat dishes, especially duck or a rich mushroom risotto. The wine evolves beautifully in the glass. Made from Pinot Noir grapes sourced from vines over 20 years old and a variety of clones, it undergoes 12 months of maturation in seasoned French oak barrels, allowing for complete secondary fermentation and integration of tannins.

The 1961 Barolo embodies elegance and finesse, owing to its prolonged maceration time and non-interventionist winemaking approach. Delicate fruit tones intertwine with notes of ash, crushed mineral, licorice, and dried mint, creating a superbly refined palate sensation. While the wine no longer bears the names of its traditional single-vineyard sources, its historical significance is retained under the straightforward label “Barolo.”

The La Joya Single Vineyard Carmenere showcases a delightful balance of ripeness and varietal character. Expressing the essence of the grape, it offers herbal notes without veering into green territory. Medium-bodied with a refined alcohol content, this wine boasts fine tannins and a harmonious structure. Maturation in foudre and concrete egg vessels contributes to its elegant and balanced profile, with the oak imparting subtle nuances that seamlessly integrate with the overall flavor profile.